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Molecules, Compounds, Bond Formation, and Roles of electrons

Molecules, Compounds, Bond Formation, and Roles of electrons. By, Sessilie , Megan, and Mae. Molecules. If 2 of the SAME atoms of that same element bond, an element is produced into a molecule. Example: (H= hydrogen). Compounds.

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Molecules, Compounds, Bond Formation, and Roles of electrons

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  1. Molecules, Compounds, Bond Formation, and Roles of electrons By, Sessilie, Megan, and Mae

  2. Molecules • If 2 of the SAME atoms of that same element bond, an element is produced into a molecule. • Example: • (H= hydrogen)

  3. Compounds • When 2 or more of DIFFERENT types of atoms combine, its called a… “molecule of a compound” Example: CH4= Methane

  4. Compounds • Molecule of methane= compound • Molecule of hydrogen gas= non-compound (called molecular hydrogen) • Important: Compounds ALWAYS have properties quite DIFFERENT from the atoms it is made from. • Without analyzing a compound chemically, it would almost be impossible to know what atoms make it up.

  5. Videos about Molecules and Compounds • molecules and compounds demonstration video • Atoms are bonding song

  6. Bond Formation • Important: a chemical bond is not an actual physical structure. • But it is an energy relationship that involves interactions between the electrons of the reacting atoms.

  7. Role of electrons • Electrons occupy generally on fixed regions of the space around the nucleus called the “electron shells” or energy levels. • Maximum number of electron shells in an atom: 7 • from the nucleus outward. • This is until they find an atom with more than 7.

  8. Role of electrons CONECTION! • Its life starts out like a baby’s life starts out! • It spends its infant and toddler years mostly at home and is shaped and molded by ideas and demands of its parents. • As they get older, they are shaped by others around them.

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